Going from A cup to 360cc, under muscle. 15 days post op. The tight sensation and pain on my chest is mostly gone and I can cook and lift things dependently. However, I just started getting very sharp twitch or spasm solely on more of the lower side of my left breast. It's quite painful and last for a few seconds each time. I keep pullin my bra down. 1) Is this normal? 2) Should I still continue my daily massages on top of it? 3) Pain is endurable but is this normal? 4) How long will this last?
Answer: Very sharp spasm after BA. Is this normal? Thank you for your question, and I am sorry that you are having these sharp spasms. This is likely the result of your chest muscle being strained/irritated with surgery, and causing intermittent cramps. This is not uncommon, and will resolve spontaneously with time, but may take several weeks. I would speak with your surgeon about your symptoms. If it is indeed your chest muscle, they may prescribe you a muscle relaxer to help, and they may want to have you hold off on your massages for now. Hope that this helps.
Helpful 2 people found this helpful
Answer: Very sharp spasm after BA. Is this normal? Thank you for your question, and I am sorry that you are having these sharp spasms. This is likely the result of your chest muscle being strained/irritated with surgery, and causing intermittent cramps. This is not uncommon, and will resolve spontaneously with time, but may take several weeks. I would speak with your surgeon about your symptoms. If it is indeed your chest muscle, they may prescribe you a muscle relaxer to help, and they may want to have you hold off on your massages for now. Hope that this helps.
Helpful 2 people found this helpful
September 5, 2015
Answer: Breast Augmentation - Recovery It is normal to have muscles spams (especially if you had placement of your implant under your muscle) and or different breast sensation as your breasts heal and scar tissue forms. I often find that breast massage helps with muscle relaxation and desensitizing. This typically lasts for up to 6 weeks but can be longer depending on the extent of dissection. Over the counter pain medications can typically help alleviate some of the pain. Good luck. #PlasticSurgery #BreastAug #BreastImplant #Recovery
Helpful
September 5, 2015
Answer: Breast Augmentation - Recovery It is normal to have muscles spams (especially if you had placement of your implant under your muscle) and or different breast sensation as your breasts heal and scar tissue forms. I often find that breast massage helps with muscle relaxation and desensitizing. This typically lasts for up to 6 weeks but can be longer depending on the extent of dissection. Over the counter pain medications can typically help alleviate some of the pain. Good luck. #PlasticSurgery #BreastAug #BreastImplant #Recovery
Helpful
April 11, 2018
Answer: Very sharp spasm after BA. Is this normal? Hi, jenny4cosmetic. Thanks for your question. It is very common to have muscle spasm and nerve pain 1-2 week after breast augmentation. It may several weeks to months. You can still continue with daily massages. Hang in there. Good luck with your recovery.
Helpful 2 people found this helpful
April 11, 2018
Answer: Very sharp spasm after BA. Is this normal? Hi, jenny4cosmetic. Thanks for your question. It is very common to have muscle spasm and nerve pain 1-2 week after breast augmentation. It may several weeks to months. You can still continue with daily massages. Hang in there. Good luck with your recovery.
Helpful 2 people found this helpful
September 6, 2015
Answer: Breast muscle spasm It is not uncommon for the muscle to go into spasm after a breast augmentation. This can take several weeks to improve.
Helpful
September 6, 2015
Answer: Breast muscle spasm It is not uncommon for the muscle to go into spasm after a breast augmentation. This can take several weeks to improve.
Helpful
Answer: Recommendation Hello. Thank you for your inquiry and congratulations on your surgery!
Helpful
Answer: Recommendation Hello. Thank you for your inquiry and congratulations on your surgery!
Helpful
